Premier League 2017/18 new kits: Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea shirts rated

After Manchester United's unveiling earlier this week, we now have a full complement of home kits for the new season. So, how do they compare?

Mark Critchley
Wednesday 05 July 2017 13:43 BST
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Manchester United unveiled their 2017/18 home kit earlier this week, leaving us a full complement of first strips for the season ahead.

Some clubs, like Liverpool, Stoke City and Leicester City offered us a preview of their latest numbers at the tail end of last season.

Others waited a while in order to organise glamorous unveilings, with Tottenham Hotspur’s first Nike-made strip showcased during a gig by north London grime artist AJ Tracey.

Chelsea, the Premier League champions, will also be wearing Nike shirts this season after ending a decade-long partnership with Adidas.

The American sportswear giants have been criticised in recent years for rigidly sticking to specific templates, so have they switched things up this time around?

Take a look at the gallery above to see how we rated each of this season’ Premier League home kits out of 10.

Do you agree with our ratings? Let us know in the comments.

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